Full AI transformation
The tier below is "pick a few jobs and hand them over". This one is "how should this company actually run" β department by department, writing down the rules that were never written down, handing over what a machine can hold and saying plainly what it can't. You finish with something you didn't have: a manual someone else could pick up and run.
The order is fixed: understand how it runs now, then decide what changes. We don't take on projects that want to skip the first part.

Enquiry to payment: who touches it, where it waits, where the rework happens. Most owners find this map surprising the first time.

A lot of "efficiency problems" are really a rule that lives in one person's head. That doesn't need AI. It needs writing down.

Repeated, judged against a clear standard, and checkable when it goes wrong. All three, or it stays with a person.

Quotes in one system, stock in another, customers in a third. Until those meet, a machine is guessing.

Not one training day at the end. They change it with us, and they can maintain it after.

Weekly for the first three months. Anything that should go back to a person, goes back.
Every stage ends with something you could hand to someone else. Not one delivery at the end.
Two to three weeks on site, watching the work, asking your people, reading the paperwork. You get the map.
Which department moves first, what changes, what deliberately doesn't. This step is trade-offs, not a wish list.
Build one, run one, you sign off on one. There is no "it all goes live in three months".
The manual, how to maintain it, who to call. We're not finished until this part is done.
Five products, all built and operated by us. Which ones you get depends on the business β we don't deploy the set to make the number look good.
We aren't a consultancy. We write the code and run the products, and consult on the side β which changes what you end up holding.
At the end there is a system in production, rather than a deck and a recommendation that someone else has to implement.
Code, configuration and documentation. If you want someone else to take it on, they can. We don't do lock-in.
Scope and cost agreed before we start. Not billed by the day, and with no partner margin to carry.
The same stack runs our own five products. We know where it breaks because we've been the ones it broke on.
60 minutes. Most businesses aren't ready for this yet β if that's you, we'll say so rather than sell it.
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